Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-08-26
MoIer's Grove.

The officers of Moler's Grove Exhibition
have appointed the following judges and mar
shals to serv on the 9TH and Sth of Septem-
| Der:
Judges on horses-Thomas Files, j. w. Cook
and D. Hefebower. Marshal, Z. NJ. KNOTT
and E. H Reinhart.
Special premiums on horses-FranK Man
ming, VIM. Blackford and ]. II. Moore. Mar
shall, G. +. Engle.
Cattle, sheep and hOgs-D. W. Hendricks
Jacob Eugle and Jacob Miller. Marshals'
Robert Banks and Henry Smith.
Cereals-Washington Banks, ]. \. Osbourne
and VIM. Buckles Marshal, E. T. Moler.
Vegetable,-J. l.. Hoffman, Jos. Remnant
and ]. VIII Taylor Marshal, Jas. X. Hen
bricks.
Fruits-J. w. Hendricks, Jacob Snyder and
ID. G. Moler. Marshal, Alva II. Reinhart.
Poultry VIM. Anderson, Samuel Badger
and John Voorhees,. Marshals, Willie Moler
and Harry Reinhart.
Harness-W. ]. Knott, Jr., Frank Koontz
and Frank Smith. Marshal, ]. G. Flanagan
Hardware-Dennis Daniels, VIM. Engle ana
Philip Moler. Marshal, Chas. Koontz.
Machinery and Vehicles-Buck Osbourne'
G. w. Moler and ]. \. Link. Marshal, NJ. NJ
Skinner.
Washing machines ironing boards and
small Neutrality-suspicious. II. Buckles, Newton
Molerand JAS Kisner. Marshal, Brock Rein
hart.
Minerals-Marshal, VIM. Butler.
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
Bread and cakes-Miss Louie Grove, Mrs
VIM. Butler and Mrs. J. II. Buckles. Mar
shall Mrs. w. J. Knott.
Preserves and jellies-Mrs. VIM. Moler, Mrs.
Geo. Duke and Mrs. +. Koontz. Marshal
Mrs. A. p. Reinhart.
Butter cheese and candy-Mrs. DR.. \. >.
Reynolds, Miss Mary l.. Johnson and Miss
Maggie Knott. Marshal, Miss Lucy Taylor.
Canned fruits-Mrs. J. w. Frazier, Mrs. Col.
Morgan and Mrs. DR.. John Reynolds. Mar
! shall, Miss Jennie Smith.
Wines, honey and pickles-Mr. VIM. Butler,
Miss Bette Tyson and Mrs. Chas. Wysong.
Marshal S. I. Knott.
Embroderies-Mrs 4. Richard, Mrs. 2. Mar
maduke and Mrs. ID. b. Daniels. Marshal.
Mrs. Vim. Beasley.
Tides, crocheting, rugs. &c.-Miss Julia
! Grove, Miss X. Knott and Miss Ellen We'll
shans. Marshal, Mrs. DIR. s. T. Knott
w. Osbourne and Miss Mollie Shepherd. Mar
shall, Mrs. VIM. Anderson.
Musical instruments, paintings, &c.-Miss
Jennie Anspach, Miss Maggie Scott and Miss
Ida Cavalier. Marshal, Mrs. ]. A. Link.
Hard and soft soap-Mrs. b. +. Moler, Mrs.
Geo. Cation and Mrs. F. Bowers. Marshal,
Mrs. John Licklider.
Darned stockings and handmade aprons
Mrs. Jennie snyder, Miss Alcinda Taylor and
! Mrs Geo. Moler. Marshal, Miss Jennie
Knott.
| Chief Marshal of the day-Mr. c. II. Knott.
Assistant Marshals-Capt Thomas ID. Sim
gleton, DR.. c. Russell, Otho Smith, Thomas
Blackford, Samuel Hebb, VIM. Butler, DIG.
Henkle, ID. F. Koontz, q. f. Engle, G.. w.
Banks, Robt. Duke, Frank Moler, John Z.
| Reinhart and Adrian Billmyer. The chief
marshal will wear red, his assistants blue
and marshal to the judges will wear white
rosettes.
Capt Lee III. Moer will offer the following
premiums s.. 90 for the best bushel OF wheat
of any kind; 10 cents for the second best; sl.OO
! for the best bushel of corn in ears of any
kind; 50 cents for the second best 70 cents
for the best bushel of oats of any kind; 30
cents for second best
The following premiums will be offered in
the ladies department: one piece of music for
the best performer on organ or piano; slOO
for the best silk embroidery; Sl.OO for the best
hand made apron; one silver thimble for the
best darned stocking; one walter cover FOR
the best tinsel work; one glass pitcher for
the best preserves; one,cream pitcher for the
best Jelly; one oXidiZed silver watch for the
best outlining; Sl.OO for the best crocheting :;
| 80 cents for the second best; one pair cuffs
| and collars for the best sponge cake; One
glass teaset for the best grape wine; sl.OO for
the best bread One paiT towels for the best
| silk quilt; one pound caramels for best home
made candy; one pair fruit dishes for best
butter; one pair pickle dishes for the best
pickles; one set fruit plates for the best can
ned fruit.
Any of the above named judges or marshaIs
who cannot serve will please notify the Sec
rotary by the lst of September so that we
may have time to secure others.
We would again call attention of the public
that we have numerous valuable premiums
to offer premiums on nearly eve rything
that can be exhibted-and expect before the
exhibition to offer more, and would ask them
TO prepare their exhibits and compete for the
premiums.
These exhibitions are beneficial to any
community, both financially and socially
and unless they are patronized and support
ed by the public they fail to arouse that slim
ulant throughout the community for which
they were designed
There Is no better, quiet, peaceable locality
for us to spend a social and beneficial day
conversing with friends and neighbors as TO
how they raise their wheat, and corn, or how
they breed their stock so as TO make them
more and better marketable. So come one
and all and with you bring some thing to
place on exhibition so that while you are be-
ing benefited by examining and inquiring
about your friends exhibits they may be ben